Posts tagged ETSU

On Nov. 11 and 12 the ETSU volleyball team had a chance to win the Southern Conference regular season title on the road. On Nov. …

Since the university announced plans to build a Fine Arts Center, not everything has gone according to plan. Over the summer, ETSU learned that their …

The Milton Marathon is an event at ETSU where students, faculty and the public will read from John Milton’s epic poem “Paradise Lost.” The event …

In a recent WJHL article, ETSU President Brian Noland discussed ETSU’s recent changes to its mission statement. The goal is to have 60 percent of students …

ETSU held a homecoming parade Monday, Nov. 7 that started in Founders Park in Downtown Johnson City and ended with a pep rally on the …

Beginning in April 2017, ETSU will be one of six universities to branch off from the Tennessee Board of Regents. Gov. Bill Haslam announced his …

On Tuesday, November 8, 2016, a now historically significant day, dozens of ETSU students packed into the Cave to anxiously and finally watch the results …

At the Tipton Gallery downtown, attendees are transported back to the Civil War through a modern lens. Katie Sheffield’s Master of Fine Arts exhibit titled …

Every year for the last three years ETSU’s Buctainment has hosted Bucstock, and next semester in April will be no different. “Bucstock is a yearly …

On Nov. 4, the ETSU volleyball team played Samford at home, winning 3-0. It was the second meeting between the two teams this season. The …